I was wondering if any one knew the playlist for Weather Report's "Heavy Weather". My bass teacher gave me the CD, but no playlist with it, and it's going to be a while until I see him again. Also, I tried to find a WR website, but google kept pulling up weather channels (big surprise there!), is there actually one?
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Heavy Weather
- Thread starter Leinad
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By playlist, you mean like the track titles right?
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for the future, www.allmusic.com is a *great* reference tool for this type of stuff.
here
for the future, www.allmusic.com is a *great* reference tool for this type of stuff.
Well since I have it right hear, here is the track list:
1. Birdland 5.57
2. A Remark You Made 6.51
3. Teen Town 2.51
4. Harlequin 3.59
5. Rumba Mama 2.11
6. Palladium 4.46
7. The Juggler 5.03
8. Havona 6.01
1. Birdland 5.57
2. A Remark You Made 6.51
3. Teen Town 2.51
4. Harlequin 3.59
5. Rumba Mama 2.11
6. Palladium 4.46
7. The Juggler 5.03
8. Havona 6.01
PortraitofTracy said:
yeah...isn't it crazy how personnel credits can get so foggy sometimes. it's like...how did they forget who played on it? or rather, how did it come to pass that 3 people claim to have played on it?
but there is also just mis prints, and/or miscommunication...etc.
I also look CD stuff up on amazon.com
Wrong Robot said:
That's not suprising - so I even have experience of this myself, where my bass part on a recording has been wiped off and replaced by another!!
But if you watch something like the making of Aja by Steely Dan - they show you how they got several guitarists to record solos for songs and then picked the one they liked best - I can see how, if this happens for quite a few tracks then you might forget which was which and who played it!! Plus - it's not surprising 3 or 4 guitarists saying they played on that track!!
So - some albums take as long as 11 years to make, with huge numbers of overdubs - see Scott Walker - so it is quite easy to "lose track", as it were!!
